We Are Located On
MILTON LAKE
Over 25,000 Acres of Water to Fish with Access to the Highly Productive Porcupine River
We Are Located On
MILTON LAKE
Over 25,000 Acres of Water to Fish with Access to the Highly Productive Porcupine River
Unspoiled Waters
All of our waters have had very minimal fishing pressure in their history. This allows for an abundance of fish in our crystal clear waters. No long boat rides are needed for excellent angling of northern pike, lake trout or arctic grayling. We ensure great fishing for future generations by practicing catch and release with safe handling procedures, being conservation wise, and appreciating the environment that surrounds us.
Unspoiled Waters
All of our waters have had very minimal fishing pressure in their history. The main lodge has only operated for 10 short seasons, before this the waters were virtually untouched by anglers and some of our lakes have never yet even been test fished! This allows for an abundance of trophy sized fish in our crystal clear waters. Last season one of our guests reeled in a 22 lb lake trout while standing on the dock waiting to go out in the morning. No long boat rides are needed for excellent angling of northern pike, lake trout or arctic grayling. We ensure great fishing for future generations by practicing catch and release with safe handling procedures, being conservation wise, and appreciating the environment that surrounds us.
Fantastic Fishing on Milton Lake & the Porcupine River
Our group of lakes and rivers are situated on the southern edge of the Taiga Eco Region and within the Canadian Shield. The oldest rocks in the world are found here, dating back to more than four billion years. Centuries ago, the receding glaciers carved out deep holes and crevices that are our beautiful clear water lakes of today. These lakes are home to large fish that lurk in the many bays, coves or deep holes.
Milton Lake with 100 foot deep holes is 11 km long and 9 km wide. This big wide open lake has sandy beaches, rocky areas with lots of underwater structure and many sheltered bays that provide great fishing no matter what the weather conditions are. Where the Porcupine River flows in and out of the lake the arctic grayling are available to take on a fly or small spinner.
We are constantly pursuing new ways of accessing the Porcupine River system opening up miles and miles of untouched waters.
